the shoulder girdle bones and joints Flashcards
the shoulder girdle (pectoral)
bones, joints and muscles associated with how the. suspension of the upper limb on the trunk
the shoulder joint
the area of articulation of the upper limb with its girdle
bones of the shoulder girdle
scapula (shoulder bone) and clavicle (collar bone)
joints of shoulder girdle
acromioclavicular joint- between clavicle and scapula (junction), sternoclavicular joint (medial joint), scapulothoracic junction- scapula articulates with the rib cage at a junction
what is the clavicle
S shaped, horizontal and anterior, holds scapula and humerus to the side of the body away from the thoracic giving mechanical advantage and aiding stability
medial end of clavicle
rounded, triangular cross section, articulates with sternum, convex anteriorly
lateral end of clavicle
broad and flattened, concave anteriorly, articulates with acromion of scapula, called acromial end
bony features of clavicle- deltoid tubercle
for attachment of anterior fibres of deltoid, on superior aspect of clavicle
bony features of clavicle- trapezoid line and conoid tubercle
inferior- acromial end- for attachment of the coracoclavicular ligament
bony features of clavicle- subclavian groove
depression in middle of clavicle- for the subclavian vessel
bony features of clavicle- costal tuberosity
at the medial or sternal end of clavicle- for the attachment of the costoclavicular ligament
clavicle- muscular attachment- acromial end
upper fibres of trapezius, anterior fibres of deltoid more posterior
clavicle- muscular attachment- medial end
sternocleidomastoid, origin for pectoralis major
3 borders of scapula
medial, lateral and superior
2 angles of scapula
where borders meet- inferior between medial and lateral borders
superior- between medial and superior border
2 surfaces of scapula
costal/ anterior, dorsal/ posterior
3 bony processes of scapula
the head, acromion process, coracoid process
bony points on scapula
head of scapula with short neck, spine of scapula from medial border to junction of the upper 2/5 and lower 3/5 of medial border, this is route of spine of scapula, this elongated spreads to become acromial process
scapula bony features
spine and acromion process, glenoid cavity, 2 fossae- divided by spine, border and angles, coracoid process, subscapular fossa, suprascapular notch
2 fossae of spine
supraspinous- above spine- supraspinous muscle
infraspinous- below spine- infraspinatus muscle
sternum
manubrium- upper 2/5 of structure, sternum- majority articulation with ribs, Xiphoid process, sternal notch (jugular notch), sternal angle (angle of louis), sternoclavicular junction- articulation for clavicle
acromioclavicular joint- type and surfaces
synovial plane
articular surfaces- small oval facet on lateral clavicle and medial acromion, covered by fibrocartilage, intra articular disc
acromioclavicular joint- capsule
attached to articular margin, strengthened by fibres above and below (acromioclavicular ligament- binds articular surfaces together) covered with synovial membrane
acromioclavicular joint- coracoclavicular ligament
2 bands trapezoid ligament- goes to the trapezoid line and conoid ligament- goes to conoid tubercle- both originate from the route of coracoid process and go verticall
sited medially and inferior to acromioclavicular join
acromioclavicular joint- movements
very small glides and acromion on clavicle
sternoclavicular joint- joint type and movements
synovial saddle- small gliding movements
sternoclavicular joint- shape
clavicle convex- covered with fibrocartilage, manubrium sterni concave- covered in hyaline cartilage and costal cartilage of 1st rib, contains an intra articular disc
sternoclavicular joint- capsule ligaments
anterior and posterior sternoclavicular ligaments, intra-clavicular ligament- draped across 2 ends of clavicles
sternoclavicular joint- extracapsular ligament
costoclavicular ligament- bonds to the under surface of medial end of clavicle